Portmeirion – 13 miles

The Portmeirion estate includes 70 acres of sub-tropical woodlands known as the Gwyllt. The village itself is located on the southern side of its own private peninsula on the coast of Snowdonia.

Caernarfon Castle – 20 miles

Mighty Caernarfon is possibly the most famous of the welsh castles. Its sheer scale and commanding presence set it apart from the rest and, to this day, still trumpet in no uncertain terms the intention of its builder Edward I.

Ffestiniog Railway – 10 miles

The Ffestiniog Railway is the oldest independent railway company in the World. The trains offer 'access for all' to the spectacular countryside of North Wales. Whether you prefer to sit back and relax in comfort or are someone who can’t get enough of the 'great outdoors', this is a great experience for everyone to enjoy.

Llechwedd Slate Caverns – 20 miles

Boarding a train in a corner of the original slate slabbing mill of 1852, visitors ride into an 1846 tunnel. Entering through the side of the mountain this journey into the early Victorian past remains on the level and traverses some spectacular caverns. Visitors descend on Britain's steepest passenger railway to take the Deep Mine tour.